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DOWNTOWN — Some came by limousine and wore tuxedos. Others came by bus, sporting aloha shirts, even Mardi Gras garb.
In all, nearly 1,000 senior citizens
Even before she reached her teens, Kelly Hayes-Raitt knew politics was for her.
The Buffalo-born daughter of a school teacher and a drug counselor campaigned for Congresswoman Shirley
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The Santa Monica Family YMCA Senior Center will hold a free seminar March 16 on hip fractures. Dr. Lynn Kerew, a Santa Monica-based chiropractor with
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Volunteers, neighbors, clients and staff recently turned out to help St. Joseph Center hold its Second Annual Black History Celebration, complete with soul food, entertainment, music,
The recent debut of Mel Gibson’s movie “The Passion of the Christ” has sparked a fervent debate in religious and non-religious circles.
Some feel the film is a
Asked why he joined the Navy, Rico replied, “Being black, in the South, in the 1950s — you had to get out of there. Things was weird.” After six years homeless,
OCEAN PARK — Despite six years on the streets of Santa Monica, Alberto Rico said he refuses to panhandle or beg.
The 66-year-old native of Cuba, widely known by
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City Hall has been put on the map in the technological world. The city of Santa Monica has won the coveted PTI Technology Solutions award for
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The lord giveth, and the lord taketh away.
Well, not exactly. But a homeless woman tried to taketh away from a local church.
A homeless woman
SM City Hall poised to enforce 2002 law
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Providers of free food for the homeless made a statement on Tuesday by setting up a food line
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Women with children who have been battered can have the tools they need to cope with abuse.
Sojourn Services for Battered Women and Their Children Sojourn
